What is O's ultimate See America Car?

non molested gti or ms3

Something American of course. When I went to the US they wanted to give me a Toyota or Nissan or something for a rental, and I upgaded until I got a Grand Marquis.

>>17799977
He said he wanted a good experience.

>>17799987
It was a good experience. Seats like TV armchairs, trunk like a storage unit, cornering really does not fucking matter in the US unless you drive your rental up and down Pikes Peak all fucking week long.

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Big old American land barge

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Corvettes hold way more than a Miata, your europoor is showing.

Lincoln Mark viii. It's Lincolns last performance car, has air suspension while having a Mustang Cobra engine in it. It'll be reliable enough for a road trip.

LS1 GM. There should be some Camaros, Firebirds, and 2004 Pontiac GTOs going below $10k these days, some even in manual.

C4 Corvette, I wouldn't but it's still a choice.

2003-2011 Lincoln Town Car/Mercury Grand Marquis/Ford Crown Victoria. Real American large car, standard V8, basically a mustang powertrain. These years have rack and pinion steering, the frame was made stronger than ever. Use the rest of your money on performance tires and it'll handle extremely well.

>Land in international airport
>Craigslist that area: Grand Touring

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merica

Rent a Tahoe. Not even lying, other then the cornering, which if you've ever driven American roads you know isn't important it's rides like a dream, can get through almost anything on and off road, has room and comfort, and fuel economy on newer models isn't terrible. I rented one for some running around in the badlands and Rockies a couple years ago and I still haven't shook the urge to go buy one after that trip. And I'm a diehard sedan driver.

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>>17799969
I'm gonna get shit for this but

A Challenger. Seriously.

The most comfy car I've been in, would drive all over America in that bitch.

I got 30 hand calculated mpg on the highway.

>>17800037
GTO is a great See America Choice.

>>17800162
Challenger is a good cruiser car.

Not much of A twisty road car.

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>>17800205
It is though. America is not full of twists. You may come upon some mountain twisties but they'll be packed with tourists and a 35mph limit. You're better off getting something that leans more towards comfort than something that handles good. Especially for a cross country road trip.

>>17800205
>muh sports car because one set of mentionworthy twisties in the entire journey

>>17800162
And you don't have to worry about getting stopped by any pesky protestors. They should all know to move for a Challenger by now.

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>>17800233
kek

That's a perk too

>>17799969
If we're going by american cars currently in production.

Coupe: Challenger
Hatch: Focus ST
Sedan: Charger RT/Chevrolet SS
Crossover: Cadillac XT5
SUV: Yukon Denali

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Fuck practicality and get yourself a proper American highway barge since that's the grand majority of what you'll be doing. Have a bit of style and class while you see America. Even if you can't get a pristine looking one there's plenty of old land yachts available for less than $10,000.